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23 hours ago | fox13news.com | Briona Arradondo

Baby monitors usually tell you when a baby needs help, but Tim and Macy Osman, were out with their 7-month-old son at a friend’s house earlier this month when they got a baby monitor alert that would change their lives. They rushed home to find smoke, flames and a devastating loss. The backstory: Two weeks ago, storms rolled through the night of June 13, passing over the Osman family’s home on Crying Wind Drive in the Northdale community of Hillsborough County.

1 day ago | fox13news.com | Kimberly Kuizon

Off of Bell Avenue, residents are finally seeing progress as Sarasota County is clearing out ditches in the neighborhood. Residents said this maintenance has been needed for years. The backstory: Sue Inman hopes work here will prevent what she experienced last hurricane season. "I’m hoping we won’t get flooded. We had one really bad rainstorm where it was just below my knees in my driveway. That’s scary because I really don’t want my house to flood," she said.

2 days ago | fox13news.com | Kimberly Kuizon

If you’ve driven around downtown Sarasota you have likely seen some new art going up. They include murals, painted on local buildings. It’s part of the city’s ‘Call for Walls.’ The murals also showcase Sarasota’s history. The City is looking for blank walls with high visibility, to bring art into all parts of Sarasota. In Sarasota’s Rosemary District, a new mural caught the attention of Debbie visiting from out of town. "It adds color, it adds interest," she said.

3 days ago | fox13news.com | Ariel Plasencia

Tampa Bay is No. 16 on the list of Top 20 cities people are leaving in 2025 – a list it has never been on before, according to a study done by popular moving and storage company, PODS. "People are still moving to Florida, but it is no longer the hotspot of years past," PODS notes. Here’s the list of the 20 cities with the highest number of 2025 move-outs, according to PODS’ customer data.

3 days ago | fox13news.com | Kimberly Kuizon

Families gathered Tuesday morning at Tampa International Airport as they waited for loved ones to depart a plane filled with passengers rescued from Isreal. "The nights have been sleepless, nerve-wracking, emotional. It’s been hard," said Sue Goldstone. Sue and her husband Zach drove up from Port St. Lucie to greet her son, daughter-in-law and grandson. The three had been in Israel to visit family for their son’s bar mitzvah.